斯里兰卡东部省2004年海啸灾难幸存者的聚居地安置

摘要

The 2004-Tsunami disaster in Sri Lanka is one of the most significant landmarks in the history of the country. Restoration of the normal life of the disaster survivors is the upper most concern among the other post-disaster needs. The government's country wide post-tsunami declaration of a lengthy buffer zone as No-Living Zone has added further more to the challenges of bringing the affected people to their normal life.Following the declaration, the literatures and the arguments on it have illustrated the confusion and hardship in the implementation of the declaration in the coast line of Sri Lanka in general. They argue that the declaration limits the social and spatial scope of the survivors' residency. It has banned the people to resettle in their former places within 200m from the seashore. Here the main issue is that either relocating the survivors miles away from their former places or resettling them in the same place where they lived before Tsunami.

目录

英文文摘

A Brief History of Tsunami in the World

CHAPTER-01 Introduction

1.1 Background

1.2 Sri Lanka's Coastal Areas

1.3 Assessment of Damages and Responses

1.3.1 Damages in the Eastern Province

1.4 Government's Responses

1.4.1 Assistance Policy of the Government on Relocating and Resettling the Victims

1.4.2 Assistance policy - Households within the Buffer Zone

1.4.3 Assistance policy - Households outside the Buffer Zone

1.4.4 Preliminary Relocation Arrangement

CHAPTER-02 Arguments on the Resettlement of the Tsunami Disaster Survivors

CHAPTER-03 Conditions for Understanding the Resettlement of the TsunamiDisaster Survivors

3.1 Introduction

3.2 The Unique Geographical Aspects of the Eastern Province

3.2.1 Political instability

3.2.2 Socio-Economic Aspects

3.2.3 Land Use Characteristics

3.2.4 Diverse Ethnicity and Cultural Trend

CHAPTER-04 Recommendations for the Resettlement of the Tsunami Survivors

CHAPTER-05 Conclusion

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

References

Annexs

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